Let me set the table by saying I have been using Firepay for about 4 years now and have never had a problem with them. I suspect $ 30,000 has been moved through Firepay in that time frame without any issues.
On 8/29, a $ 300 deposit I made through Firepay to Youwager.com was returned for uncollected funds. The check was redeposited and cleared within 2 days and my account with Firepay is open and without any limitations.
In the meantime, I had won $ 1,525 at Youwager. They kept my winnings, were rude to me, said I cannot gamble by passing a bad check and even said the only reason I covered the check was because I won. Total and absolute fabricated nonsense on their part. They even accused me of changing my story several times when I had absolutely no reason to.
Anyhow, they eventually refunded my $ 300 but did keep my $ 1,525 in winnings. They said they considered all action made with these funds "no action".
Here is my question. Has anyone else had a similiar situation except instead of winning, they lost. And if they lost, did youwager.com return your money and call your losing action "no action"? I suspect not.
On 8/29, a $ 300 deposit I made through Firepay to Youwager.com was returned for uncollected funds. The check was redeposited and cleared within 2 days and my account with Firepay is open and without any limitations.
In the meantime, I had won $ 1,525 at Youwager. They kept my winnings, were rude to me, said I cannot gamble by passing a bad check and even said the only reason I covered the check was because I won. Total and absolute fabricated nonsense on their part. They even accused me of changing my story several times when I had absolutely no reason to.
Anyhow, they eventually refunded my $ 300 but did keep my $ 1,525 in winnings. They said they considered all action made with these funds "no action".
Here is my question. Has anyone else had a similiar situation except instead of winning, they lost. And if they lost, did youwager.com return your money and call your losing action "no action"? I suspect not.